Panasonic SDR-S26PC operating instructions With other products, With a PC

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With other products

Problem

The sound does not play back properly when a DVD disc that has been copied using the DVD burner is played back.

With a PC

Problem

When connected by the USB cable, this unit is not detected by the PC.

When the USB cable is disconnected, an error message will appear on the PC.

It takes a long time to create a DVD.

The DVD player cannot play back the discs I have created using VideoCam Suite.

Check points

≥When the scenes recorded on an SD card by setting [AUDIO REC] to [MPEG] are copied to a DVD disc using the DVD burner and then played back with any other devices, sound may not play back properly.

In this case, record scenes by setting [AUDIO REC] to [DOLBY] and then copy to the disc. Or use the software supplied with this unit to copy the scenes.

Check points

≥Close the menu screen before connecting the USB cable.

≥Select another USB terminal on the PC.

≥Check the operating environment. (l 77)

≥Disconnect the USB cable, turn the unit off then on and then reconnect the USB cable.

≥To disconnect the USB cable safely, double-click the

( ) icon in the task tray and follow the instructions on the screen.

≥Creating a DVD may take some time even if the size of the motion picture files are small.

≥To playback a DVD disc created using VideoCam Suite, the player must support playback of that DVD disc. (Refer to the operating instructions of the player.)

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Contents Model No. SDR-S26P/PC Things You Should Know FCC Note Following Applies only in the U.S.AFollowing Applies only in Canada AC adaptor Battery pack Lithium ion battery packImportant Safety Instructions Carefully observe copyright laws Indemnity concerning recording contentCards that you can use with this unit USE & LocationLicenses For the purposes of these operating instructionsContents Others With a PCIndications Helpful hintsVW-VBJ10 AccessoriesCD-ROM Charging the battery Inserting the batteryHow to turn on the power Quick GuideRecording still pictures Recording motion picturesPlayback Press the recording start/stop buttonParts identification HandlingLCD monitor LCD monitor open JoystickLens cover JoystickGrip belt Tripod receptacle Removing the battery Inserting the batteryOpen the battery cover, then remove the battery About batteries that you can use with this unitStatus indicator a Charging the batteryConnecting to the AC outlet About charging errorsDoes not flash Flashes rapidly at approx .25 second intervalsBattery model Voltage/Capacity Maximum Actual recordable Battery model numberCharging time and recordable time Charging timeAbout SD cards Before using 3 About SD cardsSD Memory Card Capacity12 GB SD card handling16 GB 32 GBSD card access lamp Access Access lampCard Rotate the mode dial to OFFInserting/removing an SD Securely close the SD card slot coverHow to turn the power on and off with the LCD monitor Selecting a modeTurning the unit on/off To turn onPress the Menu button Using the menu screenTo get back to the previous screen To exit the menu screenMenu list Language selectionMotion picture recording menus Motion picture playback menus Still picture recording menusStill picture playback menus AdvancedPress the Menu button to finish the setting Setting date and timeSelect the menu. l Press the joystick to enter the selectionSelect Home and press the joystick ≥ When the destination is in summer timeSelect Destination and press the joystick Basic # SET World Time # YESAdjusting the brightness and color level Select the menu. l Adjusting LCD monitorSetup # LCD SET # YES BrightnessPress this button to switch on/off Intelligent auto mode Intelligent auto modeBefore recording Basic camera positioningMode Scene/Effect When the Intelligent auto mode is set to offScreen indications Recording motion picturesTo end the recording 0h00m10sSetup # Audio REC # Dolby or Mpeg Dolby Dolby AC-3 Press the WEB Mode buttonRecord motion picture to be uploaded to YouTube Audio recording modesRecording modes and recordable time Recording modeHigh quality Normal Long play 12345 Recording still picturesSize of still pictures To record still pictures clearlyNumber of pixels Basic # Picture Size # desired settingRecording with a shutter sound effect Select the menu. l Advanced # Shtr Effect # onZoom in/out function Recording functionsMove the zoom lever Digital zoom functionQuick start Recording yourselfOptical image stabilizer function To cancel the Optical Image Stabilizer functionPress the O.I.S. button Operation icons Recording functionsSelect an icon with the joystick Operation icons Video recording modeBacklight Picture recording modeCompensation FadeSoft skin mode Help modeTo exit the help mode MagicPixTo stop the timer midway through Self-timerPRE-REC Face detection Menus MenusAuto slow shutter mode Manual focus mode Manual modeTo restore to the Automatic Adjustment Mode Manual recording functionsManual focus adjustment Scene modeTo cancel the scene mode function Select the manual mode. l Select the menu. lAuto white balance adjustment Select the White Balance mode with the joystickWhite balance Select the Manual mode. l Select with the joystickAdjust the settings with the joystick Manual shutter speed/ aperture adjustmentTo restore to automatic adjustment Select the manual mode. l Select or with the joystickMotion picture playback To cancel the resume function Setup # Resume Play # onTo change the playback speed Resuming the previous playback Select the menu. lTo select a different date Playing back motion pictures by dateTo return to the screen showing all scenes Still picture playback About still picture compatibility PICT. Setup # Slide Interval # desired settingShort Normal Approx sec Long Approx secDeleting scenes/files one at Time Deleting scenes/filesDeleting multiple scenes/ files Press the button during playbackPress the button Deleting the copied scenes collectivelyTo continue deleting other scenes/files To complete editingEditing scenes To complete the settingsLocking motion pictures Select the scene to be protected, then press the joystickLocking still pictures Editing still picturesSelect the file to be protected, then press the joystick To cancel all Dpof settings Dpof settingFormatting an SD card Setup # Format Card # YESPlayback on TV To watch images with a 169 aspect ratio on a regular TV Setup # EXT. Display # onTo display the on-screen information on the TV About discs that can be used With a DVD burnerData Motion pictures Still pictures Connect this unit to the AC adaptor Connecting this unit to the DVD burnerInsert the disc in the DVD burner DVD Copy function Select menus with the following proceduresCopying all the scenes to discs Copying added scenes to discsSelecting the scenes to copy to 1 disc Favorite Scenes functionSelect the scenes to be copied and then press the joystick Select START, then press the joystickSelect the date to be copied and then press the joystick Selecting the scenes by date to copy to discsBurn Disc # Video # Favorite Scenes # Select Date About playing back the discs About the time it takes to copyDisc type Copy time Playing back a disc inserted in the DVD burner With other video devices When using a USB terminalRecording dubbing images onto other video devices To stop recording dubbingConnect this unit to a printer With a printer PictBridgeSelect PictBridge and press the joystick Standard Select Print # YES and press the joystickBefore using 1 What you can do with a PC VideoCam Suite Operating environmentCPU RAMSD card reader/writer function mass storage Article 8 Termination of License End User License AgreementInstalling VideoCam Suite Setup1 InstallationCheck the contents, then close the window Insert the CD-ROM into the PCUninstalling the software About the PC display Connection and recognitionConnect this unit to a PC Select PC/RECORDER and press the joystickExample folder structure To disconnect USB cable safelyDouble click the icon in task tray Copying still pictures on PCWhen the operating instructions will not open Using software 1 Using VideoCam SuiteReading the operating instructions of the software Upload to YouTube If using a Macintosh Recording indications 640k480 Playback indications640k360 No.10Confirmatory indications Indications when other products are connectedError OCCURRED. Recording is Stopped This Card Cannot Record in Video ModeError OCCURRED. Please Turn Unit OFF, then Turn on Again Check CardNOW Repairing DATA. do not Remove Card About recoveryFunctions that cannot be Functions Conditions which Disable the functionsUsed simultaneously Problem Check points TroubleshootingProblem Scenes or files cannot be deleted or edited Problem With a PC With other productsCleaning When carrying the unit, do not drop or bump itAbout this unit When you are not going to use the unit for an extended time About the batteryBe sure to detach the battery after use Prepare spare batteries when going out for recordingAbout condensation About the AC adaptorCauses of condensation Helpful hintExplanation of terms White balance adjustmentAutomatic white balance Auto focusRecording a subject with little contrast SD Video Camera SpecificationsUSB Operating temperature Mass WeightOperation Operating humidityPicture size Still pictures Recording mediaNumber of recordable Pictures AC adaptorPicture size 640k480 640k360 Number of recordable picturesSD card 128 MBAccessory No Description Optional accessoriesVisa Accessory Order Form For USA and Puerto Rico CustomersRequest for Service Notice USA and Puerto Rico Only Request for Service NoticeLimited Warranty Limited Warranty United States and Puerto RicoAccessory Purchases United States and Puerto Rico Customer Services Directory United States and Puerto RicoPanasonic Canada Inc Warranty For Canadian CustomersIndex Inserción de la batería Spanish Quick Use Guide/Guía española para el uso rápidoCómo encender la cámara Inserción de una tarjeta SDReproducción Grabación de imágenes fijasPulse el botón de inicio/detención de la grabación Reproducción de imágenes fijasPanasonic Canada Inc

SDR-S26P, SDR-S26PC specifications

The Panasonic SDR-S26PC and SDR-S26P are compact camcorders designed to deliver high-quality video recording in an easy-to-use package. Combining flexibility with user-friendly features, this model is ideal for both beginners and seasoned videographers.

One of the standout features of the SDR-S26PC and SDR-S26P is their 25x optical zoom capability. This allows users to capture distant subjects with remarkable clarity, making it perfect for events such as sports, concerts, or nature documentaries. Coupled with a 35 mm equivalent wide-angle of 35 mm, these camcorders also offer exceptional versatility, accommodating diverse shooting scenarios, from large group shots to tight indoor spaces.

The lightweight and compact design of the SDR-S26 models makes them extremely portable, allowing users to take them anywhere. Weighing approximately 220 grams, these camcorders are designed for convenience without sacrificing performance. The intuitive layout of controls and a clear LCD screen further enhance the user experience, making it simple to navigate settings and capture footage.

Panasonic has equipped the SDR-S26PC and SDR-S26P with advanced video compression technologies, utilizing AVCHD format to ensure that high-quality recordings are achieved with efficient file sizes. This means less time spent on transfers and more space available for recording. The 3CCD sensor technology used in these models results in vibrant colors, better low-light performance, and improved dynamic range, contributing to stunning video output.

Another significant feature is the built-in optical image stabilization, which minimizes camera shake and jitter during handheld shooting. This is particularly crucial for dynamic situations where smooth video playback is desired. With a maximum recording time of up to 4 hours on the internal memory and the option to expand storage using SD/SDHC cards, the SDR-S26 series ensures long-lasting recording sessions.

Overall, the Panasonic SDR-S26PC and SDR-S26P camcorders stand out for their impressive zoom capabilities, compact design, and user-friendly functionalities. They are equipped to handle a variety of videography needs, providing users with the tools to create high-quality videos without the complexity of more advanced professional models. Ideal for family events, travel, or daily documentation, these camcorders represent a solid choice for anyone looking to capture life's moments in vivid detail.
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